Sometime during a child's life they will have a fever! It is a sign of a good healthy immune system. 

At the time, especially if it's the first time, it can feel pretty scary. There are a few points to remember about fevers that will help you through!

We have by now, all heard that MSG is bad for us. But do you know why is it particularly bad for children with autism and how to recognise it in your foods?

Monosodium Glutamate.

A flavour enhancer used in the food industry to make cheap foods taste better. Often found in Asian fast food, canned vegetables, soups, meat stock cubes, processed meats, flavoured crisps, coffee syrups….the list is LONG!!

Are you thinking of becoming pregnant? Then read on…

Without sounding dramatic, we are currently fully experiencing the affects of 3rd to 4th generation of depletion coupled with toxicity.

This is probably the number one question i get asked during initial conversations about treatment with homeopathy, and rightly so! You want to know what to expect once you start giving homeopathic remedies to you child (or yourself!)

Here are some main points:

In my homeopathic practice, working with children with ASD, I realise that I discuss this homeopathic term more than any other, many times a week and to many different parents!! It’s one of the most valuable tools in prescribing for complex cases and in particular for children with Autism. So what does it mean and how can it help your child?

As a homeopath, I am constantly looking for the cause of symptoms. What’s underneath? Why are your symptoms happening? And in the process of Autism recovery, it is no different. In my previous article ‘Your child has been given an Autism diagnosis…Now what?’ I discuss various causative issues, but in this blog post I would like to expand on the topic of heavy metal toxicity and the role it may play in your child’s autism symptoms.

Diagnosis is a powerful word. Emotions come heavily attached to it, from relief and empowerment to fear, anger, anxiety and anywhere in between.

It can come after a long period of uncertainty and dismay watching your child change, often from a well developing baby to a regressing toddler. So what can you do?